1011 Glenmore Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-story, four-unit building at 1011 Glenmore Avenue in East New York, owned by Catherine Laird, has experienced several notable maintenance issues in recent years. Most concerning are the rodent-related complaints in 2025, with multiple reports of conditions attracting rodents in May and June, though a June inspection by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene passed.

The building has a history of pest issues, with a significant infestation of roaches reported and subsequently addressed in October 2023 in apartment 2R. Multiple housing violations were documented in 2024-2025, including safety concerns such as missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, defective self-closing doors, and various maintenance issues affecting doors, windows, flooring, and ventilation systems. While many of these violations have been closed following correction notices, there are still some open violations from 2023 regarding bedbug reporting requirements and problems with self-closing doors in public areas.

The building's 311 service history shows multiple HPD inspections throughout 2024-2025, though most inspections have resulted in no violations being found, except for plumbing issues in early 2025. The property has generally passed its regular rodent inspections over the years, with the most recent June 2025 inspection passing, indicating some level of ongoing pest control maintenance. The building's age (constructed in 1925) and classification as a "New Law Tenement" suggest it is subject to specific housing maintenance regulations, some of which appear to be currently non-compliant or recently corrected.